The Northeast

It doesn’t get much better than autumn in New England. The air is crisp, the leaves are crunchy, and that hot apple cider (hard or soft, really) is flowing.

I’ll admit I’ve only been to the region outside of the “bad” times. I’m talking about winter. I grew up with Chicago winters, so don’t usually choose to travel to inclement weather.

That all said, I think I’d brave it for the Northeast. There’s enough to do in the region’s big cities to keep me occupied indoors if need be, and the food scene here is diverse and worthy of stretchy pants.

The Northeast is calling, folks, and you should probably answer the call no matter the season.

A bridge in the background of a main page for CONNECTICUT
Delaware feature photo
A lighthouse in the distance and MAINE in bold font
Main photo for Massachusetts, fall trees in the background
A scenic bridge and NEW HAMPSHIRE in bold font
A feature photo for New Jersey, with a Ferris wheel in the background
Skyscrapers and the main New York page
Pennsylvania in large text with red leaves in autumn in the background
A lighthouse in the background and RHODE ISLAND in large font down the middle
Vermont main page, with fall foliage